Days of Our Lives Transcript
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Hello. Can I help you?
I hope you can. You’re Leo Stark?
Who’s asking?
[dramatic music]
Someone who needs help selling this.
And what, pray– Wait a minute. Is that–
A diamond necklace? Yeah.
How many carats?
Who do I look like, Bugs Bunny? I don’t know.
Diamonds, middling dad jokes. What else you got, a Fabergé egg?
Are you gonna help me or what?
Is that the real deal? Or was it fashioned by some criminal syndicate with headquarters in some Eastern European country I can’t even come close to pronouncing?
It’s the real deal.
Mind if I… [exhales sharply]
[chuckles] This, my friend, is some serious bling.
[knock at door]
Oh.
Hey.
Hey.
Wow, you– you look stunning. [both chuckle]
Anything you get me, I’m sure I’m gonna love it.
Hey, is everything OK?
Yeah. I just ran into Leo.
[chuckles] You’re not gonna let him pick out my present, I hope.
No, of course not. We just talked for a bit. He’s a really funny guy. Anyway, I’ll talk to you later, OK?
OK. Thanks for checking in.
[knock at door]
Sophia. Hi.
Tate, we need to talk. Can I come in?
Sure. What’s–what’s going on?
I’m pregnant.
[soft orchestration] announcer: Like sands through the hourglass, so are the “Days of Our Lives.”
Let’s–let’s just back up a minute here.
[dramatic music] You’re sure you’re pregnant, right? Like, you took the test correctly?
I have a 4.0 GPA, Tate. I know how to read the instructions on a pregnancy test.
OK–
In fact, I took three of them. All positive.
But I thought we–we–
Used a condom? Wasn’t it, like, freshman year that you sat across from me in sex ed?
Sophia–
Mm-hmm, and what did that teacher repeat over and over again? That condoms aren’t 00% effective, right? Also, there was that other time.
Other time? What other time?
You don’t remember? Well, I do, because you said Holly’s name when we were, you know. God, that was so humiliating.
OK, but–but you realize we didn’t actually–
Well, we started. Look, Tate, however it happened, the point is, it happened, OK? Sperm met egg, and… now we’re having a baby.
– Gosh, I’m so glad I ran into you. This is by far the most enjoyable part of my shopping experience.
Well, I love, love, love to shop. Actually, since I have some free time, I can help you with your list if you want.
Well, thank you, sweetie. But I don’t know of any teenage boy who loves shopping. So I wouldn’t want to tear you away from Tate.
Well, that might not be such a bad thing.
Well, how do you mean?
It’s just, you know what they say: absence makes the heart grow fonder.
Well, I thought things were going well between you and Tate.
No, they are. It’s just–
Just what?
I don’t know. It’s silly. But I ran into someone earlier, and he kind of got in my head a little bit.
Oh. Well, who was the someone?
[holiday music]
So what do you think?
What do I think? I think this necklace would make certain members of the royal family blush. Do you know, when I was a boy, I always dreamed about being a little baron or an earl. At the time, I thought it was because I wanted to wear a waistcoat and breeches, but now I think–
Listen, I don’t have time for open mic night. Can you sell it for me or not?
And what makes you think I would?
Because a little birdie told me you were the go-to guy in Salem for this kind of job.
[scoffs] Does this little birdie have a name?
[dramatic music]
Tell me, isn’t it common knowledge that when Abigail DiMera died, it was you who tried to sell her jewelry?
Well, I’m not exactly proud of that little factoid. I’d fallen on hard times. Imagine, if you will, grabbing a table for one at one of those chain restaurants with one of those garish roadside signs, ordering macaroni and cheese off the kids’ menu.
OK, I get it. You don’t have to explain it to me. Leo, all I want to know is, can you help me or not?
Well, honestly, I’ve never been to the ballet. I wasn’t sure if I was overdressed.
Well, you know what’s funny? I’ve never been to the ballet either. And we’re probably both overdressed, but–
[laughing] Yeah, well. So you–can you help me with this? Yes.
Oh, I can, yes. Absolutely.
Thank you.
This is pretty.
Oops.
There you go. Got it.
Ah, thank you.
Yeah?
Yeah, think so. Good?
Perfect. Oh, I got to tell you, as far as the tickets for the ballet…
What?
Rachel wanted to see the dancers’ feet when I bought them, so we’re probably up very close.
That’s fine by me.
Just so you know. I haven’t actually checked the row.
How close?
It’s probably, like–
[laughs] What?
Uh-oh. Uh-oh.
What, what, what, what?
I swear to God I put– I know that I put the tickets inside this pocket in my coat.
Did you maybe drop them? They could be–
No, I don’t know how I could have lost them. That is so crazy. I don’t even know what happened.
Maybe Kristen took them.
You really think Kristen took the tickets?
Well, it’s not exactly off-brand. I mean, she did slap me across the face when she found out we were going to the ballet together, so it wouldn’t be much of a stretch to think she’d want to spoil our date.
[sighs] She is a jealous maniac. So yeah, that is a possibility. But you know what? Doesn’t matter.
What?
Because I’m–
What are you doing?
I’m gonna order more tickets. Hey, the seats might not be as good, but we can actually– oh, my God.
What?
They’re sold out. I’m so sorry.
[laughs]
[sighs]
Julie, there you are.
Oh, Jennifer.
Hi. Oh, I didn’t mean to interrupt your reading. I just wanted to come say hello.
Happy to see you. Always happy to see you. You know that. Are you hungry? I could make you an omelet.
Oh, no, Jack and I just had dinner with Steve and Kayla, and he needed to just run by “The Spectator” real quick.
Right. How are you doing?
I’m OK. I really want to thank you for letting us use Gram’s time capsule to commemorate Abigail.
Of course. And, you know, JJ said he thought that was a wonderful way to– to memorialize Abigail.
Yeah, it was. Is JJ here?
No, no, he just went out with Chad to get a bite to eat. And I put Charlotte and Thomas down to sleep. And Doug’s grandson has gone off for a walk. So this is really the quietest the house has been since– The quietest it’s been in a long time.
You know, it occurs to me that Doug, he arrived at the perfect time, didn’t he?
Oh, indeed he did. I mean, it’s been great for me.
How long is he planning on staying?
Long as he likes.
Oh. I mean, does he have a job? Or does he have family?
Jennifer, where is all this coming from? Do you have an issue with him staying in this house?
No, no, I don’t have an issue with him as long as he is not–
Not what?
Not taking advantage of you.
And why do you think he would?
Because Hope doesn’t trust him. And I told her that I would look out for you.
[scoffs]
Hmm, can I help you? Well, before I answer that question, I have some questions of my own, starting with, who the hell are you?
Why does it matter?
Because you show up at my front door asking me to fence a diamond necklace for you.
Wait a minute. Did Steven Olson send you?
I’m sorry, Steven who?
Julie Williams’ long-lost brother, Steven. I met him the other day, and her family had accused him of stealing a family heirloom. He swore up and down that he didn’t do it, and… I believed him.
You’re right. He didn’t steal the necklace. I did.
Why was Leo Stark talking to you at all, let alone about you and Tate?
He was just being friendly, Grandma. Actually, Leo kind of helped us when we were seeing each other on the DL. Oh, that means the–
Down low. I’m aware. [both chuckle] OK, sweetie, so tell me what Mr. Stark had to say.
Well, he said he was happy for Tate and me. And then he started to sound all jaded about relationships in general. And then he warned me that something could happen between me and Tate when we least expect it and it would all just be over between us.
[holiday music]
Sophia, I’m sorry you’re not feeling great.
Thank you. [sighs] I don’t know if it’s morning sickness or if it’s just the idea of my parents finding out that I’m pregnant.
They are gonna find out… Unless–
[dramatic music]
Sophia… if that’s the route that you want to go– and again, this is completely your choice– I will–I’ll drive you. I’ll–I’ll pay for it. Seriously, whatever you need.
No. No, Tate, you can’t. I can’t.
Damn it, I mean, even the resale sites are completely sold out of “The Nutcracker.”
Eh, maybe Kristen bought out the whole venue.
[sighs]
Just joking. Really, Brady, it’s not a big deal. Don’t worry about it.
Well, you’re being a really good sport about it.
Mm.
I would still love to enjoy the evening with you somehow, if that’s OK.
Absolutely. You know, actually, I’m in quite a celebratory mood now that Clyde Weston is comatose.
[chuckles] So…
OK.
What do you want to do instead?
[sighs]
Oh, I will tell you, though, I might be a little overdressed for darts downstairs.
[laughs] I don’t know. You know what? Wait. Isn’t karaoke night tonight?
Yeah, I actually think it is.
You know what you need to hear me sing?
What?
“Sweet Caroline.”
Oh. Oh, do I?
I don’t mean to sound cocky, but I crush that tune.
Oh, OK.
Yeah.
You know what you need to never hear me sing? Anything. [both laugh] Because whatever– whatever is the opposite of having a set of pipes…
Yeah, yeah.
That’s this one.
Wait, wait, wait, wait. Wait, wait, wait. I have an idea. Instead of going to “The Nutcracker”…
What?
Let’s bring “The Nutcracker” here to us.
[soft music]
Hope told you she was concerned about Doug’s grandson’s intentions?
Julie, think about it. He literally showed up out of nowhere at a time when you are feeling so vulnerable. We all are right now.
Well, Hope told me that she had called his father in France, and yes, the boy is who he says he is. I thought that had put all of Hope’s concerns to rest. Now, is there something else? I mean, is there something else I’m supposed to be worrying about?
No, no. Hope just told me to keep an eye on him, that’s all.
Is this because he was in jail?
No. We didn’t even know about that. What?
Well, it was nothing. Nothing, darling. On his way to Salem, he ran into a little trouble. It’s not important.
What trouble?
Well, you know, I did not ask. And I know you’re gonna say I should have, but I didn’t. So I don’t know the details.
I see.
Jennifer Rose, what are you thinking?
I am thinking, considering his criminal past, maybe Doug is the one who stole Gram’s necklace.
[dramatic music]
Wow. So that Steve Olson guy was telling the truth after all.
Listen, I didn’t want to take the necklace, especially from my own grandfather’s wife.
Pardonnez-moi? Your grandfather’s wife? Wait, are you–
Doug Williams III. Doug Williams Sr. was my grandfather.
Time-out, time-out, time-out. I once wrote an in-depth piece on the history of the Horton family. Spent weeks in the library poring over your kinfolk, so much time, in fact, that I became very good friends with this mousy little librarian named Claire. She had, like, 20/200 vision and would blush every time I rotated my neck. But in all that history, I don’t remember reading anything about a Doug Williams III.
That’s because they didn’t know about me until a couple days ago.
I see. OK, so riddle me this, Dougie III. If you didn’t want to steal the necklace, then why did you?
Holly, there are no guarantees about anything in life. I mean, my advice to you is just to enjoy what you and Tate have together right now, at this very moment, without fast-forwarding to all the things that may or may not go wrong.
OK, I’ll try to do that.
OK, and I’d like to take this opportunity to say that… since your mother’s not here, it’s my responsibility to look after you. So…[clears throat] Holly, this is a very sensitive subject. But I just– I want you to know that if you need me to make an appointment for you to go to the ob-gyn for birth control or–
Grandma!
Holly, it’s nothing to be ashamed of. It’s–it’s important to be prepared.
OK, OK. I appreciate that. Really, I do. But nothing like that is happening between me and Tate.
Oh. OK.
I just wish–
What?
I just wish that nothing like that had happened between Tate and my ex-best friend, Sophia.
[holiday music]
Are you saying that you want to keep the baby?
You don’t get it, do you? I don’t have a choice, OK? I did some research. And if you’re in this state of ours…
Uh-huh.
And under 8, which I am, parental consent is required.
[dramatic music]
Right, of course. You’d have to ask your parents.
And they would completely freak out. I mean, those two don’t even know that I’ve kissed a guy. You know that famous “birds and the bees” talk? Yeah, I’ve never had it.
OK, right. I–I think I understand.
Oh, my God, they have such big dreams for me. Like, they–they would disown me if they knew that I– that we–
OK, hey. But if–if they want your dreams to come true, then surely they would, you know, help you take care of this.
You don’t get it, Tate. My parents believe abortion is a sin. They don’t even believe in birth control. You know what my dad thinks? That life begins at, like, making eye contact on a crowded bus. Like, they would never give me permission to– to take care of this, not in a million years.
But it’s your body.
Yeah, it is. But according to the state, what I think is best doesn’t matter, not if my parents don’t agree.
[sighs] OK, couldn’t–couldn’t we–
What, go to another state? Do you have any idea how much that would cost? Every penny that I’ve made at the Bistro is going to my college tuition. Not to mention, I don’t have a car or a driver’s license.
OK, I have a car. I have a license. Whatever, money–I– [sighs]
What are you saying?
I think you know what I’m saying. Sophia…[sighs] You didn’t get pregnant on your own, OK? And you are not gonna do this alone. So if you are sure that this is what you want to do, then I will take you, and we can do this together.
– For 72 hours to see if–
You know, not to toot my own horn, but it was pretty brilliant to just stream “The Nutcracker.”
[laughs]
The only problem was, I was gonna– I was gonna take you to Chez Rouge for dinner.
Oh, really?
Mm-hmm.
Hmm. OK, well, I’m gonna let you in on a little secret here.
What’s that?
I prefer burgers and fries. Mm-hmm.
You’re kidding.
Yup, yup, yup, it’s my thing. Although, oh, no– no ketchup, though, please. I do not–no.
But ketchup’s wonderful. OK, I am not a ketchup-on-a-burger kind of gal, all right? And a hot dog? OK, forget about it. All right, as far as I am concerned, ketchup on a hot dog, crime against humanity.
I’m gonna have to take a lot of notes about you and your food.
[laughs]
Mm.
Mm.
Oh.
You know, when I was a little girl…
Mm-hmm.
I used to dream of pirouetting across the stage. Mm, and then I’d take my final bow…
Mm-hmm.
In front of a standing ovation, of course.
Oh, of course they were standing.
Uh-huh. [laughs]
Well…
Are those giant rats?
Those are mice.
Oh.
They’re giant mice.
It’s cuter, I guess.
Christmas rats.
[laughs]
That’s not fun.
Mm. You have any idea what’s going on here?
I don’t.
OK.
I–I’ve been watching, but I’ve–
You, what, lost the plot?
I’ve kind of lost the plot.
Yeah, mm-hmm. Yup.
Wait a minute. Let’s check in. Are you enjoying this? I mean, are you into this?
No, no, I’m not. Are you?
This whole time, I thought you thought it was–
I was enjoying it?
Yeah.
Yeah, no, I wasn’t. But I thought you were. I was pretending because I thought–
All right, done, done. [laughs]
Something else? Something else. Bye, “Nutcracker.” No, no. Oh, hey, “Christmas Vacation.”
Oh. Oh, Griswolds, huh?
You like this?
Oh, well, you know, I got to say, the Griswolds got nothing on the Vitalis when it comes to family dysfunction.
[laughs] I’m sure.
Mm-hmm.
Well, Tate always said that if Rachel and he and I and… [sighs] Theresa went on a family vacation, it would literally be the Griswolds.
Oh.
You know.
Yeah.
What?
Well, you kind of got that Chevy Chase vibe. Yeah, I could see you with your–
Oh, yeah?
Yeah, yeah, your hand–oh, there you go. Hand out of the window of that station wagon, dealing with the big old map.
Mm-hmm. You look at me and you think Clark Griswold?
Yeah.
All right.
Definitely.
Cool.
Mm-hmm. [both laugh] Where is this? All right, let’s see.
Oh, go ahead.
Let’s see. Let’s see. Hey, yeah. How about “A Christmas Story”?
“Christmas Story.”
[chuckles]
Happens to be my favorite.
Mine too. [laughs]
[soft music]
Are you sure?
Yes. Yes, of course I’m sure.
But what if– what if my parents find out? I mean, they’ll kill us both.
They’re not–they’re not gonna find out. We’ll make sure of it, OK? We’re about to go on winter break. So we’re not gonna miss any school. We’ll just have to make sure that no one knows we’re gone and figure out a time that works.
[dramatic music]
OK. And what about Holly?
Well, I–I really don’t want her to find out.
You’re not gonna say anything, are you?
Sophia? Your best friend from preschool? Was her name Sophia Choi?
Yup, that’s the one, Sophia Choi. I think you remember when she got super upset when Tate and I were seeing each other behind her back.
Mm-hmm.
And I don’t blame her. I mean, it was a crappy way to treat a friend. And I felt really bad about it. I tried to apologize, but… honestly, I think the whole friendship ship had sailed because– well, because there’s no way I can forgive her after she moved in on Tate, like, the second I stepped off the plane in Paris.
But hadn’t you broken up?
Yes, but that was partly because she was trying to come between us. Also, Grandma, I don’t think I told you this, but when she found out Tate and I were seeing each other last summer at the Horton cabin, she blackmailed me into working for her at the Bistro. So every penny I made went straight to her. And if I didn’t, she threatened to tell her parents.
Oh, my. Hmm.
And, you know, I just– I can’t help but think that all that time Tate and I were alone on Smith Island, we could’ve…you know. But we didn’t. And then the moment he started dating Sophia, he went right to bed with her.
[holiday music]
Holly, may I remind you that Tate made his choice to be with you and not her?
Yeah, I know. But still, it hurts to know that his first time was with someone else…
Mm.
And they shared this, like, super intimate thing together that he hasn’t shared with me yet.
[sighs] – Doug? You think Doug took that necklace?
Listen, you pointed out already that we don’t have proof that Steven took it, and he has supposedly turned over a new leaf.
He has turned over a new leaf. I believe him.
OK, and what a strange coincidence the necklace vanishes the day that Doug III comes to Salem after being released from jail.
[dramatic music] That’s not suspicious?
[sighs]
Well, I haven’t got all day, Dougie III.
OK, OK. Suffice to say, I’m in something of a desperate situation. I owe someone quite a bit of money, and they’re eager to collect.
So if I’m hearing you correctly, you came to Salem to steal from your bereaved family?
No, I– I came here to pay my respects to my grandfather, who I never knew and never will know. By all accounts, he was a great man. So I get to his house, and I overhear his family in the living room chitchatting about a necklace that they found.
[scoffs] How serendipitous. Go on.
Exactly, serendipitous. It was like the universe’s way of saying, here it is, Doug, your way out. So then everyone leaves to go to the funeral, and I let myself into the empty house.
And that’s when you purloin the family heirloom.
It was impulsive.
Mm, doesn’t sound very impulsive. And I would know; when I was in high school, I was voted most likely to lead a life filled with impulsive yet very worrisome decisions. But do go on.
Well, I–I guess at the time, I figured that they didn’t even know about that before that day. And it’s not like they need the money.
[laughs] Yeah, that argument’s gonna hold up in court. Your Honor, they don’t even need the money.
[sighs] Listen, I’m not proud of what I did, OK? At first, I didn’t feel too bad. But that family, they’ve been so nice to me. Welcomed me in with open arms. And now the guilt, it’s just eating at me. Part of me wishes I could just put the necklace back, just stash it somewhere for them to find.
Then why don’t you?
Because I’m afraid that they’ll be suspicious if it just suddenly reappeared. Not to mention–
You won’t get the cha-ching you so desperately need.
See, you get it.
Yeah, I get it.
Leo, listen.
[sighs]
I just want to get rid of that thing, OK? Just pay off all my debts, put it all behind me, and just, you know, start anew.
And you want my help?
More like I need your help.
[sighs] Look, this is a gorgeous piece of bling. But I’m not a fence. This sort of thing is no longer in my jurisdiction. In fact, I am the new head writer of a TV show you may have heard of, “Body & Soul”?
[dramatic music] What, you don’t watch it?
No.
Well, you should.
OK, I will, if you help me. I’m desperate for the cash, please. And I don’t know anyone else in this town who can help.
[sighs]
OK. OK, I might know some people.
Really?
Yeah, just–just leave the necklace with me. I’ll see what I can do.
Leave it with you? How do I know I can trust you?
Well, my handsome and so very desperate new acquaintance, you don’t have much choice, do you?
I guess I don’t.
No, there is no way Doug took the necklace. It’s impossible.
Julie, I know that he is your husband’s grandson. And I know that you want to believe he is good.
I’m not talking about that. I met Doug for the first time at St. Luke’s after the memorial service. Then we came home. Now, stop me if I’m wrong, but the necklace was already gone then.
Yes, that is true. But–
So there you have it. Doug’s innocent. End of story.
[laughing]
I don’t know. [chuckles]
What hap–
What–what the hell? What–what?
Wi-Fi went out. The Wi-Fi went out.
Oh, come on.
You kidding me?
Kristen cut out the internet too, huh? Joking. Just–just jokes.
[mutters indistinctly] [both groan]
OK.
It seems like fate does not want us to watch a program tonight.
Yeah. Don’t worry about it, Brady. I’ve seen it a million times.
I’ve seen it a million times too. I just, you know– I think we need a do-over. Would you be up for that?
Oh, absolutely.
Yeah?
Yeah. But maybe next time, don’t tell Kristen.
I won’t if you don’t.
It’s a deal.
And snafus aside, I– I enjoyed my time with you tonight a lot.
Me too.
[soft music] Hmm.
OK.
OK.
I will go.
All right. Don’t forget the coat. [chuckles]
Mm.
[sighs]
Mm.
Good night.
Good night.
Holly, this isn’t a contest. I mean, in fact, I wouldn’t be surprised if your friend Sophia was having regrets about how close she and Tate became, given that they’re no longer together.
Mm. I don’t know about that.
Sweetheart, you know, there’s plenty of ways to be intimate without having sex. I know you know that, and I’m not gonna give you a lecture. But I want you to remember that there’s no rush and there’s no pressure. And if you’re not 00% sure that this is something you want to do, then don’t do it. I’m probably stating the obvious, but, hmm, sex has– has a lot of consequences that you don’t necessarily think about when you’re caught up in the moment.
[holiday music]
Sophia, please tell me that you’re not gonna say anything.
Relax. I’m not gonna say anything to Holly.
[dramatic music] Let me just say, it’s amazing how this is about her all of a sudden.
OK, I–I’m sorry. I get it. I j–I’m just a little freaked out, obviously.
Yeah. Yeah, so am I, believe me. And I just realized I have to ask Ava for time off at the Bistro.
OK. Right. But she’s chill, right?
No, she is, but I–
You–you what?
I–I don’t know how we’re gonna get away with this without anyone finding out.
OK, all right, let’s– let’s just hit pause a second. Let’s just– just take a breather, try to calm down here.
[sighs]
Good.
Sophia, I am so sorry that all of this is happening.
Yeah, me too.
Oh, shoot. It’s–it’s late. I–I need to get home.
OK, I’ll– [clears throat] I’ll do some research, and I will get back to you, OK?
You know, I wasn’t sure that you’d step up.
Look, I–I know things didn’t end well between us, to put it mildly, but… I’m gonna take care of you, Sophia. I promise. OK? We’re in this together.
[sighs]
[sighs]
Oh, this old thing? Ta! ‘Twas a gift from the duchess of… somewhere. Oh, this would look so amazing on me. [inhales sharply] No, Leo! No, no, no, no, no. What are you thinking? You can’t do that to this poor kid. [door clicks shut]
Mm! Doug. [chuckles] We were just talking about you.
Oh, yeah? Hi, Jennifer.
Hey.
What’s in that box?
Oh, just some Christmas cookies I picked up in the square.
Oh! From Sweet Bits, I’m sure. Well, you didn’t have to do that.
Well, you’ve been so great to me. It’s the least I can do.
Aww. [chuckles] Oh, red velvet cookies. These were your grandpa’s favorite.
Really? They’re mine too.
Oh, must be in the genes. [chuckles]
[dramatic music] Doug, have I told you how… grateful I am that you’re here?
You have no idea how grateful I am that you’ve welcomed me into your home, truly.
[laughs]
I appreciate the advice, Grandma, really.
Of course. I only give it because I love you, Holly. And I know how much you care about Tate. And I–I just want what’s best for you. So that’s enough. So what do you say we knock off the rest of our shopping lists together?
Yes, I would love to.
[laughs]
[holiday music]
Holly.
Sophia, hi.
Sophia, this is my grandmother. Grandma, Sophia.
Pleasure to meet you, Sophia.
You too. So how’s everything with Tate?
It’s fine. I was actually just shopping for his Christmas present.
Hmm. That’s great. I hope you two have a wonderful Christmas. The best ever. Nice meeting you.
[sighs]
Well, that was very sweet of her to say.
Yeah, except she didn’t mean a single word of it.
[dramatic music] [door clicks open]
Hey, Tate.
Hey. Hey, Dad.
What’s up?
You know, nothing– nothing–nothing at all. You know, just–
Sure? Something wrong?
No, no, no, no, no, I’m good. It’s just–sorry, you caught me just zoning out, wrapping one of Holly’s gifts.
Ah. Huh.
Why you all dressed up?
Oh, I–I had a date. Tried to have one, anyway.
[soft music] [sighs]
Hmm.
[phone beeps]
[suspenseful music]
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